A commercial for Clear Blue pregnancy tester drawn and animated entirely on paper.
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A commercial for Clear Blue pregnancy tester drawn and animated entirely on paper.
Lucie Sunková chose an unusual and very laborious technology of animation on glass for her graduation film. The well-known poem by Edgar Allan Poe became the starting point for a small, sad story of one night.
In a postmodern take on revenge, a driver is chasing a bizarre estate caught up in a strange experiment.
In the spring of 1999, the Family Learning Channel commissioned animator Don Hertzfeldt to produce promotional segments for their network. The cartoons were completed in five weeks. The Family Learning Channel rejected all of them upon review, and they were never aired…
Hand-drawn Animation
As Ivy starts to prepare for her annual Christmas extravaganza, Dolly decides to go through with the resolution she made last year — to be safely out of the country when it happens. But then she gets caught up in a gift-basket-buying frenzy started by Nobby and Mrs. A.
Dolly and her family go on a TV game show, competing against Belle’s family. But few of the Ponds are actually interested, so she ends up having Nobby pose as her brother and Mrs. A as her grandmother. Complications ensue when her real grandmother shows up at the studio.
Dolly returns from Australia, and has ballooned to three times her skinny size! Soon, though, she falls under the roving eye of her best friend Bell’s boyfriend. All seems to go well but soon Bell realises that Dolly’s friend actually runs a magazine – “Fatties Plus” – and he only wants her for her weight.
Dolly returns from Australia, and has ballooned to three times her skinny size! Soon, though, she falls under the roving eye of her best friend Bell’s boyfriend. All seems to go well but soon Bell realises that Dolly’s friend actually runs a magazine – “Fatties Plus” – and he only wants her for her weight.
When Dolly realises the only way she’ll be able to date the guy of her dreams from the health shop is by giving up her smoking habit, she tries any method she can to curb her addiction.
Oil on glass, short animated film about changes in life, 2000.
“Am I Wrong” from the album “Tempovision” Written & directed by Geoffroy de Crécy for One Bit Pictures.
On a summer evening, a dance in the village brings together young and old. Children, lovers, drinkers and troublemakers all revel under the night sky, accompanied by a variety of musical styles.